#9843: Sort out OAuth scopes for individual endpoints #12410
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…ndpoint as a subset of the scopes defined in the `securitySchemes`.
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Is there anything I need to do here? I don't quite understand from the auto-generated comment about workflows... |
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This is a fix for issue #9843 .
According to the OpenAPI spec, one is supposed to define the superset of all OAuth scopes available globally for an API under the
securitySchemesblock, then reference only a required subset from those scopes for an individual endpoint. Example here.As described in issue #9843 , the generated data model that is passed to the templating engine, regardless of language chosen, always uses the full list of OAuth scopes defined globally, ignoring the subset of references used for individual endpoints.
For context, I'm using
io.swagger.codegen.v3:swagger-codegen-maven-pluginfor my requirements, converting to static html (API documentation).